Munich is definitely the happiness capital of Europe at the moment, with respect to football at least! With their sweetheart club Bayern Munich having the most perfect season, the Bavarian capital must be rocking in celebration, to say the least. Defeating domestic foes Borussia Dortmund 2-1 in the Champions League final last evening at Wembley, Bayern's revenge over the world of football on the whole was complete, having been on the wrong end of some heartbreaking results this time, last season. If the cake of the credit were to go to one man for mapping Die Roten's redemption route, it would definitely have to be their manager Josef 'Jupp' Heynckes.
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Munich is definitely the happiness capital of Europe at the moment, with respect to football at least! With their sweetheart club Bayern Munich having the most perfect season, the Bavarian capital must be rocking in celebration, to say the least. Defeating domestic foes Borussia Dortmund 2-1 in the Champions League final last evening at Wembley, Bayern's revenge over the world of football on the whole was complete, having been on the wrong end of some heartbreaking results this time, last season. If the cake of the credit were to go to one man for mapping Die Roten's redemption route, it would definitely have to be their manager Josef 'Jupp' Heynckes.